One sport
Hockey. A game of constant transitions where the situation changes every second.
1Sport
2Games
3Situations
4Roles
The three zones
Three zones
One message
Coach, player or parent: everyone has a role in the athlete's development. Three doors in, one shared language.
Zone 01
Turbo Coaches
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Zone 02
Turbo Players
Take charge of your development. Your 3 situations, your 4 roles and the 7 pillars of your hockey DNA.
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Zone 03
Turbo Parents
Support the right way. The exemplary parent, the competent parent — and what really matters for your child.
Enter the zoneOur method
A consistent language season after season
Teaching hockey doesn't have to be complex. Turbo Hockey offers a simple structure, grasped from the very first practice and effective throughout the athlete's journey.
Look for the puck. Every time it shows up, there's more to see: click on it for the explanations, the video and concrete examples.
Two games
- With the puck
- Without the puck
Three situations
- Your team has the puck
- The other team has the puck
- The puck is loose
Four roles
- Puck carrier
- Non‑carrier
- Chaser
- Cover
“When it's well taught and well played, hockey is the most beautiful sport.”
Founding principle of the Turbo Hockey method
Every player's quest: to be useful and effective in all 4 roles. When everyone knows which role they're playing — at all times — the team ends up on the same page. That's where cohesion comes from. Not before.
See the 4 roles in detailLe Concepteur
The essential tool for every hockey coach
Draw your drills on a virtual rink, animate them to show your players the movement, print your timed practice plan. No more illegible sketches on the corner of the bench: 460+ drills already classified, ready to adapt to your group.
- Interactive rink: players, cones, pucks, movement lines
- Animation and multiple sequences within the same drill
- Timed practice plans, PDF export for the rink
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“If you coach, you need Le Concepteur.” — Stephan Lebeau
To go further
The detailed explanations.
Hockey, as simple as 1‑2‑3‑4
This is the benchmark that holds the whole method together. A U11 athlete understands it at the first practice, and it still holds true all the way to U22. No X's and O's: a way to read the game.
How to install it with your group
- Say the 3 situations out loud during drills: "we have it," "they have it," "it's loose."
- Have the player name the role themselves. Short question, short answer.
- Repeat the same vocabulary in practice, in games and in the dressing room. It's consistency that works, not quantity.
- Give parents the same language — the car ride home becomes useful instead of confusing.
Video coming soon
The video explaining this point is in the works.
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